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Time for a disengagement force in Ukraine
Some may think it is premature to pursue peace in Ukraine following Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of that country.
Americans will get the economy they vote for, so be careful
Survey results this election cycle have repeatedly indicated that voters consistently identify inflation and cost of living as the most important issue facing the United States
Don't close the Navy's main Pacific fuel-storage facility without a real replacement
The Navy's rush to shutter its primary fuel storage site in the Pacific without a ready replacement poses serious national-security issues, especially with growing tensions in the region with China, Russia and North Korea.
Biden versus Trump at the United Nations: A tale of two speeches
Listening to President Joe Biden speak at the U.N. General Assembly this past week drove me to recall the great Charles Dickens novel "A Tale of Two Cities."
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe: A historic leader
The assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on July 8, by a tragically deranged 41-year-old man has unleashed forces that caused me to take a new look at how Japan is evolving.
Military recruiting is a national security crisis
Our military's recruiting efforts have clearly reached crisis mode.
Fauci finally admits he 'botched' response to COVID-19
Dr. Anthony Fauci is finally telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
House Freedom Caucus needs leadership with a conscience
Though it has been described by critics and supporters alike as an "ultra-conservative" force champing at the culture war bit, the House Freedom Caucus has taken a left turn on the sexual revolution.
To understand Montpelier's leftist turn, follow the money
Claims are a video now being shown at James Madison's Montpelier is on slavery's lasting legacies and features protesters carrying "I can't breathe," "Stop police brutality," and "Black Lives Matter."
A church falling captive to the dogmas of the world
American Christianity is undergoing an identity crisis. It can't decide whether to be a unifying, uplifting, transcending force or succumb to man-made, narrow, partisan ideologies.
Democrats whine about 'dark money' but could be taking in donations from the Kremlin
"In our democracy, the outcome of elections must be left to voters -- not special interests." House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wrote those words in support of the DISCLOSE Act.
Federal Reserve still not doing enough to fight inflation
The Federal Reserve is not doing enough to fight inflation.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman means to transform the kingdom
The last time I visited Saudi Arabia was in February 2017. Changes were occurring. "Baby steps," as one savvy young Saudi woman told me, adding: "There is at least an acknowledgment that we need to evolve."
Biden's ambiguity versus Reagan's moral clarity
When President Biden stated that "we do not ask any nation to choose between the United States or any other partner" in his recent speech before the U.N. General Assembly, I was startled.
Democrats never letting a pandemic go to waste
I have always thought that there was something very odd about this COVID pandemic.
Americans don't want a replay of Democrats' Senate budget gimmicks
At long last, the Democrats' insatiable appetite to pass one monstrous spending bill after another has caught up with them.
Where in the world is Xi Jinping?
The world has changed so rapidly since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in Wuhan, China, that it can be hard to keep up.
California's ban on gas-powered vehicles can't pass constitutional smell test
The California Air Resources Board recently voted to ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars and trucks in California by 2035. Such a ban will eviscerate consumer choice, pose enormous and perhaps insurmountable challenges, and lead directly to increased dependence on communist China.
Sexualizing youth is America's great, growing evil
A school in Newburyport, Massachusetts, has made available to students via its library shelves a book called "This Book is Gay," with a subject matter that teaches how to use online sex apps. Subtitle it "porn for kiddies." A few years ago, this would've been considered criminal.
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